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3. During the test results are recorded phase, test cases are run and verified before True or False: Select true or false for the following questions: 11. Structural software testing refers to black-box software testing- 12. We need to perform black-box software testing for a component because it helps us discover errors related to its external behaviors and functions. 3. If the cyclomatic complexity of a program is N, then we need to define at least N basic path test cases to achieve the source code statement coverage in white-box testing. I 14. Test engineers can completely and thoroughly test a program with the right testing criteria and technique. Part 2: Understanding Testing Techniques (30 pts; 3 pts each) Multiple choice: Select the best option from the given items. I 11. For a given program f(X), where X must be values in the range of [-15, 30], select an appropriate boundary value set a. -15, 10, 0, 30, 35 b. -16,-15, 0, 30, 31 c. -2,-15, 10, 28, 31 d. None of the above 12. The branch-based testing method can be used to cover: a. Each predicate node and their branch links in a program flow graph b. Each source code statement of a program c. Every basic path of a program flow graph for a program d. All of the above e. None of the ábove 13. Select a black-box testing method from the options below: a. Data flow testing method b. Branch-based testing method c. Boundary value analysis method d. Basic-path testing method

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1) False. It is white box testing.

2) True

3) False. Not at least. Cyclomatric complexity gives us upper bound.

4) True

We are allowed to answer only four sub parts. SInce it is smaller parts, I am adding few more

1) B is the right option

2) A is the right option.

3) C is the right option.

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